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Charting the history and the evolution of one of India’s top midsize sedans
The new Jazz will be powered by BS-VI compliant 1.2 litre petrol engine available in both manual and continuously variable transmission (CVT) transmission with sporty exterior design, the company added.
The Japanese manufacturer's recently-released teaser of the new hatchback suggests the car remains largely the same save for some minor tweaks.
The Honda Jazz is expected to remain largely similar to its outgoing BS-IV counterpart. From the teaser image, it looks like the headlamps, grille and wheels remain the same as the older car and the general silhouette, too, remains unchanged.
Upon launch, the Altroz will go up against the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Honda Jazz, Hyundai Elite i20 and the Toyota Glanza, all premium hatchbacks from their respective manufacturers
The Jazz will be equipped with eHEV, Honda two-motor hybrid system, which is also available on the CR-V sold in international markets
Although a India launch date hasn't been confirmed yet, the European spec of the Honda Jazz will come with exterior and interior updates and will feature a new 1.5 litre i-VTEC petrol engine packing a 130 HP of power under its hood
Team Overdive finds if Maruti's reincarnation of the Baleno can upset segment stalwarts like the Hyundai i20 and the Honda Jazz.
While the model will be launched in Europe during spring next year, the company's Indian arm Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) is expected to launch it in the domestic market around the festive season this year.
The CarWale group recorded 21.09 million visits in the month of July 2015, registering a 47% growth over the same period last year. Of the total ...
You will seldom come across an owner of a Honda Jazz who is unhappy with the car. In fact, all of us at Overdrive love the Jazz. It is big on space, has an enthusiastic engine and surprisingly good driving dynamics for the kind is space and size it offers.
On CNBC-TV18's special show Overdrive, Sandeep Srikanth takes the compact car- Honda Brio and Volkswagen's Jetta for first drive away from Mumbai monsoon.
